autojob7 job boards for finding jobs and automatically applying
Compare automatic submission with job discovery. Autojob submits supported applications; the other boards below provide additional places to find roles. Decide which tasks you want handled automatically before choosing a service.
Published by Autojob. Autojob is included in this list because it automatically applies to jobs. This is a comparison of different job-search options, not a claim that every service submits applications automatically.
| Service | Useful for | Website |
|---|---|---|
| Autojob | Automatic applications | Visit Autojob |
| Professional network | Visit LinkedIn | |
| Indeed | Broad job search | Visit Indeed |
| Wellfound | Startup roles | Visit Wellfound |
| Built In | Tech employers | Visit Built In |
| Dice | Technology careers | Visit Dice |
| We Work Remotely | Remote roles | Visit We Work Remotely |
1. Autojob
Upload a resume, select matching roles, and let Autojob submit applications to supported employers. Explore Autojob.
Browse relevant jobs on Autojob. Auto Mode can apply throughout the day using your resume and preferences. See application credit pricing.
2. LinkedIn
Search roles alongside employer and professional profiles. Explore LinkedIn.
3. Indeed
Search by job title and location across industries. Explore Indeed.
4. Wellfound
Browse startup jobs with local and remote options. Explore Wellfound.
5. Built In
Search technology and startup roles by location. Explore Built In.
6. Dice
Search technology roles and filter for your specialization. Explore Dice.
7. We Work Remotely
Browse remote jobs across programming, design, and business categories. Explore We Work Remotely.
How to use this list
Start with a focused role and location. Upload your resume to Autojob, check your preferences, and choose a daily application count. Use other boards to research employers and identify roles beyond your current search.
Browse current openings
Open the relevant Autojob listings or browse remote software jobs. Listings change as employers publish and close positions.